How do I keep the SQL Statement readable

Is there a way to prevent VS from collapsing the formatting that I do to keep
an SQL statement readable.
I go through all the trouble of writing the statement keeping it nice and
neat, then VS combines it all into one lump of code. This makes editing it
later difficult.Use the generic query window (two pane) instead of the default graphical
query window (4 pane). To switch over to the generic there is a button to
the right of the ...
Bruce Loehle-Conger
MVP SQL Server Reporting Services
"David" <David@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Is there a way to prevent VS from collapsing the formatting that I do to
> keep
> an SQL statement readable.
> I go through all the trouble of writing the statement keeping it nice and
> neat, then VS combines it all into one lump of code. This makes editing it
> later difficult.

How do i disable access to Enterprise Mananger for a sql2000 serve

i need to prevent developers accidently starting a passive sql2000 server
when they see it down in EM (right click-start). Is there a way i can do
this, but still allow the developers to work with the dbs?
thankssimon
As far as I know you cannot
"simon.yeats" <simonyeats@.hotmaildotcom(donotspam)> wrote in message
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>i need to prevent developers accidently starting a passive sql2000 server
> when they see it down in EM (right click-start). Is there a way i can do
> this, but still allow the developers to work with the dbs?
> thanks